Assays, species, and the law.

Marker chemistry, species honesty, and CITES in plain language — the reading we wish every supplier published.

All notes

  1. India distillates

    A typical is not this lot

    Marker percentages on the distillate pages are enquire-set typicals. The drum is the chromatogram that travels with it.

  2. Premium naturals

    Absolute, attar, and steam oil are three products

    Jasmine grandiflorum and sambac are not a Provence photograph. Deg-bhapka is a method, not a gift-shop list.

  3. India distillatesclove-leaf

    Clove leaf is not a discounted bud

    Plant part is the spec. Leaf is an eugenol engine. Bud is a different oil. Stem is a third conversation.

  4. Premium naturalsagarwood-oil

    Cut oud and a missing permit are different failures

    One fails a GC. The other fails a shipment. Neither is a grade slogan.

  5. India distillatesvetiver

    Indian vetiver is a volume oil

    Same species, different origin profiles. Haiti is not a quality upgrade. Khusimol is a handle, not a grade.

  6. India distillates

    Menthol is not a flavour spec

    Mentha arvensis and Mentha piperita can share a menthol number and still fail as each other.

  7. India distillates

    One PO, two drums

    Basil chemotype and eucalyptus species are written with an “or” because they do not share a still.

  8. Premium naturalssandalwood-oil

    Sandalwood moves on a legal chain

    Santalum album is not CITES-listed. A CITES badge on album is the wrong paper. Undocumented oil is not a SKU.

  9. Premium naturalspremium-sourced-to-brief

    Sourced-to-brief is a buying method

    The fifth premium URL holds a short enquire set. It is not an empty catalog and not an A–Z.

  10. India distillates

    Three grasses, three markers

    Lemongrass, Java citronella, and palmarosa substitute for each other in a warehouse. They do not share a drum.

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